The darkness and the light in a Persian lemon

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On my dining room table light comes from a large window, the light is projected at an angle of almost 45 degrees, I have realized that at a certain time it produces an attractive effect on the objects that I have photographed in that place, for this reason I am going to share the following photographs of a lemon cut in half.

The object is a Persian lemon, three times larger than the Creole ones, cut in half. The composition shows one half of the lemon receiving sunlight and the other half with little light but still showing in detail its granules full of juice. , the details of its green shell are lost in the darkness.

In the second photograph I show a composition focused in the opposite direction, I took the photo in the direction of the light, but without moving any half of the lemon, detail how the half that is exposed to the light was, it is something intriguing.

In the third photograph I show you the complete lemon, it details what its well-grained shell looks like, I made an aperture of the lens to give more light to the entire environment.

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The photographs were taken with my cell phone camera, I am contributing 10% of the proceeds to @wox-helpfund.